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Apr 19, 2009
I managed to read the introduction and skim through this book when I saw it at the GT B&N, while patiently waiting for festivants to return themselves from whence they came.
It seems nothing short of excellence. The book builds up the theoretical foundations for analyzing computer languages, using a series of 'tiny' languages, so that topics in metaprogramming can be explored in later chapters.
There will be some time to give it the read it deserves in the future.
It seems nothing short of excellence. The book builds up the theoretical foundations for analyzing computer languages, using a series of 'tiny' languages, so that topics in metaprogramming can be explored in later chapters.
There will be some time to give it the read it deserves in the future.
Oct 12, 2009
S-Expressions do in fact get easier to parse the more you look at them.
The lambda calculus is just about the most awesome idea I've ever heard.
Continuations are the "GOTO" of functional programming languages.
The lambda calculus is just about the most awesome idea I've ever heard.
Continuations are the "GOTO" of functional programming languages.
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